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Long-term implications of a digital euro on liquidity and funding costs in the German banking system Ulrich Krüger, Lui-Hsian Wong
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Living with Fragmentation: Post-Brexit Realities in Financial Services Keynote at the AIMA Global Policy and Regulatory Forum
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Steering through uncharted waters: monetary policy in the face of climate change Opening Address at the Green Swan Conference 2024
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Cash payments are quick and cheap
Cash is a quick and cheap means of payment in the German retail trade sector. On average, cash payments take just over 22 seconds and cost around 24 cent per transaction, according to a study on the costs of cash payments in the retail trade sector which the Deutsche Bundesbank carried out in cooperation with EHI Retail Institute.
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Statistics
Monetary, financial, and foreign trade statistics, as well as comprehensive sets of indicators and seasonally adjusted economic data.
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The labour market – supporting the economy or fuelling inflation? Speech at the OMFIF Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
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The European System of Central Banks and the European Commission launch an EU-funded pilot project to contribute to macroeconomic and financial stability in Africa
The Deutsche Bundesbank and the Banque de France, six national central banks of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) and the European Central Bank (ECB) have today launched a programme funded by the European Union (EU) with the aim of contributing to the macroeconomic and financial stability of African countries.
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Risks and Resilience in the Financial System: A German Perspective Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA)
Vice-President Claudia M. Buch points out that an unexpected economic downturn could be amplified if the banking sector deleverages to maintain capital ratios. Hence, “banks must maintain capital buffers designed to absorb losses and thereby stabilizing lending”, Buch stated at an event in Dublin.